Everything needed to put an IESG-M52 or IESG-M52-4G outside: a sealed IP66 enclosure with pole and wall fixings, an external antenna on a bracket above it, the cable between the two, and a single PoE run back indoors for power and data. Range is mostly height, and this is how the gateway gets some.
Indoors, a LoRaWAN gateway is limited by the walls around it. Outside and a few metres up, the same gateway covers a farm, an estate or an industrial site. This kit is the enclosure, the mounting, the antenna and the cabling to do that; the gateway itself is the IESG-M52 or IESG-M52-4G.
Farms, estates, solar parks and industrial sites where the metering points are a long way apart. An external antenna a few metres up sees further than any indoor gateway can.
Stone, steel-clad and reinforced buildings that swallow radio. The enclosure goes on the outside wall and the gateway sees the yard, the outbuildings and the neighbouring units.
The gateway takes PoE, so one outdoor-rated Ethernet run from an injector or switch indoors carries power and data up to 100 m. No mains at the pole, no second cable.
Your label on the enclosure and the packaging, and your name in the fitting instructions.
Nothing to configure in the kit itself. The gateway inside ships set up as usual, so the installer's job is mechanical: mount, connect, close the lid.
A fitting guide in your name covering height, clearance, bonding and the PoE run, and a support route back to us that your customer never sees.
Send us a plan or a postcode. We will say whether one raised antenna covers it, where it should go, and quote the kit with the gateway inside.
